2007 Oct 29 5:50 AM
2007 Oct 29 5:53 AM
Hello Shori
Transaction SE18 give you an overview of the available BAdI (Business Add-Ins). Within the transaction you can select a specific BAdI and create a BAdI implementation (SE19). Within SE19 you can define the class implementing the BAdI interface. Coding of the BAdI methods is done using transaction SE24 or SE80.
Regards
Uwe
Hello Shori
Transaction SE18 give you an overview of the available BAdI (Business Add-Ins). Within the transaction you can select a specific BAdI and create a BAdI implementation (SE19). Within SE19 you can define the class implementing the BAdI interface. Coding of the BAdI methods is done using transaction SE24 or SE80.
Regards
Uwe
2007 Oct 29 5:53 AM
Hello Shori
Transaction SE18 give you an overview of the available BAdI (Business Add-Ins). Within the transaction you can select a specific BAdI and create a BAdI implementation (SE19). Within SE19 you can define the class implementing the BAdI interface. Coding of the BAdI methods is done using transaction SE24 or SE80.
Regards
Uwe
2007 Oct 29 5:54 AM
HI,
se18 is for creating badi definition.
see this link for more info.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/e6/d54d3c596f0b26e10000000a11402f/content.htm
rgds,
bharat.
2007 Oct 29 5:55 AM
Hi,
SE18 - BADI DEFINITION
reward points if useful
regards,
Vinod Samuel.
2007 Oct 29 6:33 AM
Business Add-in Definition
Name of the definition of a business add-in (BADI). Business add-ins are SAP's new enhancement concept. There are two different views:
In the definition, you create an enhancement that is called from the application code
In the implementation, you save the code for the functions for the enhancement
You create business add-in definitions using transaction SE18. They contain the business add-in interface. In the application code the instance variable is typed according to this interface. You can create several implementations for each add-in definition.
There are two main types of BADI definitions:
Multiple use - that is, there can be several active implementations
Filter-dependent - that is, you apply a filter value to each method called (for example, a country). A different (active) implementation is then called for each value. Possible filter values are characterized by the filter type.
regards
Giridhar Yadav
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